Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 四国
• 2020/11/11 (Wed) 08:54
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↑ I thought so too. I've been concerned lately because I've been using the restroom a lot.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/11/11 (Wed) 10:54
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#2172 Showa Ototsuan,

＞ The scene where he is placing his vajra and pilgrim's hat

That's because it's a drama, and he only deposits his vajra. Moreover, if you ask the temple to do so, they charge you 1,000 yen as a fee. Also, the place to store it is in a different place. Many people make a second pilgrimage, and many of them take it home with them, and many of them also walk back to the first temple, calling it a "thank-you" visit, in order to make a loop of the route they have taken. The pages of the book of sutra chanting have been preserved.


#2174 Japan-bound,

That is the biggest problem in walking pilgrimage, but fortunately, there are dozens of rest areas around Shikoku and many of them have toilets attached. Also, all the restrooms are marked on the pilgrim map, so you can keep an eye on them as you walk. Also, even if you are far from the city, there are gas stations along the roadside where you can borrow toilets. Also, if you are a man, you can simply turn off the road into the woods when crossing a mountain pass. Furthermore, on longer routes where there are no restrooms, local people may provide simple toilets, such as those found at construction sites. There are many foreign pilgrims these days.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/11/11 (Wed) 11:18
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＞ Those who go home take it with them

I, for example, would be able to fit all my other luggage in my backpack without the rigid baggage and not have to wait in line at the counter as a Carry-On at the airport, but because of the rigid baggage I have to wait in line at the counter and when I arrive You don't come out of the turnstile, but the attendant takes you out through a separate door, so you have to take care of that as well.

The place is in a ridiculous location at LAX, and all Irregular Size luggage comes out very late.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/11/11 (Wed) 18:53
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I see. I thought you were going to greet the pilgrims that their pilgrimage was successfully completed, dedicate it, and leave. In the drama, there was a scene where there were many vajra sticks and they were dedicated and left there.

Can't the vajra be a folding type like handicapped people use
? If it is foldable, it would be smaller and would fit in a travel bag.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/11/12 (Thu) 10:04
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＞ The scene in the drama where many vajrasattvas are shown and placed in dedication

From the number of them, it seems too many to have been set up for filming, but I did not see such a place when I visited the 88th Okuboji twice. I did not see such a place when I visited 88th Okuboji twice. But I think the temple would have trouble disposing of them if they were placed there unnecessarily.

＞ Can't we use folding poles?

I once bought a folding hiking pole instead of a vajra walking stick because I had to check it in at the airport. But the thinness of the poles and the sound they make when they poke the ground don't really bring out the atmosphere of the place.

So I went back to using the rigid poles, even though they are a pain.